On Friday, November 18th, there will be poetry from "The Dot Four," a group of local Dorchester women who will share their thoughts on being active in Dorchester! Check out Dot2Dot's menu online at their website dot2dotcafe.com. Meg Campbell, Jean Knox, Sandra Kohler, and Cornelia Veenendaal - make up the quartet of poets who offer "poems of experience" - 'poems informed by decades of life not only as writers, but as teachers, mothers, gardeners, involved citizens of their community, observers of city life and the natural world'. Please come out and support these local poets, enjoy a meal and socialize with your neighbours! Dinner will be from 6:00 p.m., and the reading will start at 7:30 p.m. Dot2Dot Cafe is located at 1739 Dorchester Avenue in Dorchester, 02124. Call 617.436.2368 for more information!
On Friday, November 11th, the Dorchester Historical Society will be hosting a talk and photo exhibit of Dorchester men who served in World War I. Karen MacNutt, Retired Colonel in the National Guard, will speak about World War I and display artifacts and clippings from the war. The society recently catalogued a photo album put together by a Dorchester doctor who examined local servicemen prior to their eintrance into service. The event will be at 7:00 p.m. and will include rare original photographs of people from Dorchester who had served in World War I. The men later sent him photos of themselves. The exhibit will also be open on November 12th from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. These events will be held at the William Clapp House, 195 Boston Street in Dorchester. To find out more about the Dorchester Historical Society, check out their 
